You have pua enabled unlike me the signature confirms that and wisecare is indeed a pua"so maybe its your config that is aggressive"
No it is not, in fact I I turned off almost everything
I found this:
False Positive Detected for WiseCare365 - ESET Security Forum
Eset on Virus Total: A Variant Of Win32/WiseCleaner.E Potentia
It's being detecting as a PUP, not as malware. ESET has fairly aggressive PUP detection, which means it will often classify apps as PUPs that other antiviruses don't. It's important to note that PUPs are not malicious, they are just apps that for some people won't be of much use, which is why they are classified as being potentially unwanted. If you find both of those apps to be useful, then it's fine to keep using them.I am trying Eset_smart_security_premium, and the first thing that surprised me was that Eset would delete Wise Care 365 and Do Your Data Recovery. This has never happened with any of the other antivirus programs I have testet, and not with NPE and KVRT. But When I tested it with VirusTotal, Eset was the only one it saw Wise Care 365 as a virus, and Do Your Data Recovery there was 2 other
The problem is that apps like Wise Care 365, very often get classified as PUPs. As a result, AV vendors often won't remove PUP detections when vendors ask them too. But as I mentioned in my last post, a PUP detection does not indicate an app is malicious, so it doesn't matter too much.
It's as good as top avs like bitdefender , Kaspersky , avast (Norton )etc
Thanks for the reply. I was just confused that ESS has a sandbox and EIS does not. Is there a big difference?
My recommendation get a version with liveguard or settle with some free av like bitdefender free , Kaspersky free , avast, defender (WindowsHybridHardening,Harden Windows Security), Symantec , comodo etc
Eset is always a good option. I have been using it on several computers for years and I have never had any problems. If any problems arise, they always advise you on the Eset forum. Regards.
